A Defining Commonality Between Biosafety Risk Group II Handling Techniques

question 69

Multiple Choice

A defining commonality between biosafety risk group II handling techniques and a biosafety IV facility would be the need for

• A) a personal positive-pressure suit.
• B) an isolation facility.
• C) a negative-pressurized lab space.
• D) directional air flow in the room.
• E) the use of aseptic techniques.

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